AC Milan 3 – Inter 1 | Amorim: “Gila, Moreira, and Rabiot made an enormous difference”
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13-second readRuben Amorim spoke to DAZN after AC Milan's 3-1 victory over Inter, his first Derby as head coach, expressing happiness about several aspects of the game. He noted that Milan started well and were good in possession during the second half, with Luka Modric making significant contributions.

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Ruben Amorim spoke to DAZN after AC Milan's 3-1 victory over Inter, his first Derby as head coach, expressing happiness about several aspects of the game. He noted that Milan started well and were good in possession during the second half, with Luka Modric making significant contributions. Amorim considered it a good match, though not extraordinary, and highlighted its importance for the fans. The win was seen as a step to regain confidence in the project after a previous match against Bologna.
Amorim attributed much of Milan's success to new players Gila, Moreira, and Rabiot, stating that their characteristics fit well with the team's playing style. He felt that the team was angry and focused going into the match, marking a different approach compared to the Bologna game. Amorim reflected on the match positively but was already thinking about areas for improvement and the next match.
The atmosphere during the Derby was described by Amorim as incredible, with a palpable passion that differentiated it from other derbies he had played. He was happy for the players and saw the win as a step towards making the fans understand the team's journey and potential for future success. Amorim acknowledged that changing everything immediately was impossible and that time would be needed, but he was proud of his players.
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Manager Ruben Amorim spoke to DAZN after Milan's 3-1 victory over Inter, his first Derby as AC Milan head coach. “I am happy about many things. I think we started very well, then they are very strong from set-pieces. We conceded a goal, but it did not change the way we approached the match. It is an improvement compared to other matches. In the second half, we were good in possession. Luka Modric helped us a lot, but not only him.
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